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Volunteering can make us feel good about ourselves by giving a sense of purpose and accomplishment. When we connect with others through volunteering, we build a supportive friend circle, which helps reduce feelings of loneliness. Doing good things for others can also boost our mood and bring a positive routine to our lives, both of which can be game-changers for mental well-being. Deaf Counseling Center therapist, Suz, offers insight on volunteering. #volunteer
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Deaf Counseling Center provides therapy to Deaf clients on a national basis.

Disclaimer: You may want to consider diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms with a licensed professional counselor. This page is not intended to replace therapy.

NOTE: We use the word “Deaf” as an inclusive term for all Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, DeafPlus, late-deafened, oral Deaf, ASL users, CI users, and other identities.